The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-11-18

Plenty OF auction sales this fall.
Old papers for sale at this Office.
Bring along the wood promised on
subscription.
E. o. Dewey and wife passed the
Sunday in Flint.
Smoke L. s., the best Ioc cigar
made in the city.
A. E. Richards, supervisor Of By
ron, has opened law Office in Cor
unna.
Mr.. A. Brewer returned home
Monday evening from his trip to New
York state.
Jonathan Sprague, Of Ann Arbor
was In Owosso the latter part OF last
week visiting friends.
Invitations are out for the dedica-
ton of the X. o. +. M. Hall next
Tuesday evening, Nov. 2s
L. M. WoUdin, of Howell, was in
Owosso, Monday. He reports having
good business in Howell.
John ,Shoutz, of New Haven, was
seriously injured on Wednesday
morning, being kicked by horse.
D. P. Sagendorph, editor OF the
Charlotte Prohibitionist, was caller
at THE TINES Office. Tuesday after.
noon.
Capt. Patterson and A. l.. Homer
returned Tuesday from their northern
hunting trip. They succeeded in
killing three deer.
Mrs. Ed. Shuttleworth has entered
suit for S.. 200 damages against Aus
tin Phillips for selling liquor to her
husband Journal.
"A. d. bartholomew, Of Lansing,
was in Owosso on Monday taking
some surveys Of the city in order to
prepare his paper to be read at the
sanitary convention.
Remember the mass meeting at
opera hall Saturday of this week in
the interest of county prohibition.
Prof. Sam'l Dickie, OF Albion, will
be the leading speaker.
The Michigan Agitator is the name
of a new paper published at Grand
Rapids by ALI. Rindge, formerly of
Owosso, and brother of C.. w.
Rindge.
A union Thanksgiving service will
be observed by the Methodist, Con-
gregational and Baptist churches at
Congregational church. Rev Dom
nelly will preach the sermon.
The Mt. Pleasant Tribune has en-.
tered on its ninth volume. The
3 Tribune is one Of our valued ex-
changes; it is fearless in its opinions,
generally on the right side. and has a
3 wide field Of usefulness.
]. z. Stitzel, travelling agent for
Hsrtshorn, Nysewander & Co., has
just returned from Pittsburg, Pa,
where he received an order for $50
Standard Force Pumps. Score one
for Owosso.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap
tist Church and the Young Peoples
Society will unite in holding social
at the Baptist parsonage, this Friday
evening. Music, recita,ions and re-
freshmen,s. Proceeds 10 be used in
the purchase of Hymn books Tor the
chapel.
Last Friday afternoon the fire de.
partment was called ont by an alarm
of fire at the home OF Rev. G.. H. viii.
son. A chimney burning out set fire
TO the house and but for the timely
assistance OF neighbors the house
\ would have been destroyed. Loss
slight; fully insured.
IF. McKeand has removed TO
Pontiac, not being able to find a
store in the city for his merchant
tailoring business. We are sorry TO
lose the gentleman from our midst,
as he has proven to be one of the
most entcrprising men who have
come here to go into business, II is
his intention To return here in the
future il he can find an opening.
The Owosso boys at fhe University
seem to he able TO represent our city
in first class manner. L. + Con.
verse has recently been elected bust
ness manager OF one Of The College
papers; H. X. White one OF the editors
Of the Chronicle; and at the election
Of the senior class on Saturday last,
in. Mcbride was chosen class his
torian, an honor not only to Mr.. Nc
Bride but to our city schools OF
which he is graduate. We con-
graduate the "boys."